davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
i6en 6reibeiisbesriff i6ldat aber bic
Nrnhibitionsibee bireft ins @eiiht!

i6en 6reibeiisbegrif i6ldat aber bic
probibitiousibee brett Ing @eliGtl
Sierauf fpra6 Mils bic fur eillen
amerifanii6en pOlitifer (bie bod leiber
ole mebr ODER ueniger bon Der Wooe@
8igotterie augefrdnfelt linb) folgcn'
ben ebenio benfniirbigen, als beats
tensuertben Worte: yllniere &egies
r~unasform unb uniere gerfaIiung iDur.
be auf bieiem Sefferion'i6en 6rel'
b~eitsbeeriIf bonn SDIte aufgebaltt,
iln6 nun fommen oieieSuri6en Der unb
nertiinben Don ibren GanSelH berab,
bieie &egisrune lei eingeiebt bon
8ott, Dem IlIma6ttgen! DDS
1T einfa6 ni6t pahr! uniere &egie'
rung 1T BON Mieni9eu eingeiebt, unb
Die Ma9t bieier Resierung liegt in ber
35ufimmung BON Seiten Der aegierten.
Wir baben feline patriar6aIii6e &egie'
rungsform urb tpplen aud feline, ions
bern mir ipollen, baB Bic &egie'
rumg bic 9ieIerin un0 bas
0oIf Der 9err fl
WfiQs iuarnte einbriHsli1 Dor ben
0eriu6en Der S9parsrbde, on Stele
unierer 8olfsregierung unpermerft mad
unb mad fold cine patriar6alii3e un'
tersuf6ieben, tpD3u itan iebt nit benz
0ori1lage CUR ginfibrung BEG probi'
bitionsstpanges auf beitem Wege fei.
Mit elmer einbrinsliden Warnung,
iberbaupt Dor benz leiber INNER mebr
urb mebr I'm fi9 greifenben GinfluRe
beg priefters unb Mlidertbums auf be,
Sut gu fein. i6lOB Drills feline auBer'
berorbentli6 einbradsbole uno mil
aroBem 8eifan aufaenommene &ebe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
llnibertreffi&e a~n5iehuns!
rleber eine babe Milion Ssrlcof.
Qoui1iaua State Qotterp 60.

Diefes Sniitut purbe i'm Sabre 1883 fun
ersiebunss, unb @obltbatisteits Bpede bon
Der Staatslesislatur fur ben 8eitraum bon
fanfunb3mnn3i9 Sabren seIetIi9 inecrporirt
nit einena aapitaI bon $1,000, 900, ~ nsI9sm
fe ieitber einsn MeferpefcnS bon $s5o,o0O bius
s~uaefiat bot. Onrh Elm Neutrality-suspicious.
Hotum tpurben TIRE NeGte elm SteI Der 0esen.
~pdrtisen Characterization, ausenomnien an,
2. December 1879.
Sire srossn 8tebuusen bon eiRBek
Nummern frben mouatIi6 fat
aiemaIs nirb cine sSiebuns beri6oben. Nan
Iefe nadfoIsenSeu Rlan.
@rpbe rtunatlide 3tebuns
In Der Gcabems Of Mufe, Wew Orleans,
Dienitas ben 10. Mai 1887.
100000 Eidets ju $40 iebes.
3albe S.. Tanftel 81. 5ehntel 81.
80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07

sd- Die neueifep Stte unb 3 ois
IetteartifeI bel paneoait &
Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
Wrs. gsinslOp's suOtbtms gbrul

WarS. gBinslotu'S gDutbins gbrup.
9isb. Sptponus Cobb idreitt i'm oSos
itcu Gbrifian 6rseman": auf teinen
Saa wiirbsn mir cine Mebt5in smpfeblen,
nauentlid far SineeS-. menn mir nidt
wisteu, baB fe gut 1T. Son Wrs.
@inslcns Sarup fSnnen mir iebcd aus
Grfabruns fpreden. Sn unierer eigenen
6amilie bat er ild ais Sesen eruieien,
neil er einem Sinoe, bas nit Split se=
peinist wur, Sdluf peri4afte une ben
Gltern @ube wdbreno Der Hadt
tderte. Die msiftsn @ltsru werben bies
len Sesen gu iddeen wifen. pier III
Elm Artifel, Der fid bewdbrt unb barmlcs
in, oenn Der S4laf ben er benz 2inte
strI&aft, III natirltd unb Der fleine gn'
gel erwadt 70 better ME elm 8qopf."
Wdbrenb bes !3abuens 1T iein Grfclg un'
l4as6or. aDir baben bdufis genug bon
Wittern bic leu6eruns SebSrt, bdB tie
nidt cbne ben Sprup iein mSSen bon Der
@eburt bes Sinbes an bis CUR Sonens
puna bes 3abnens. Bsrtauft bon allen
9lpOibst.rn gu 25 Gents bic 5lui&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
Enlifnrnin meife.

@einliebbaber finben elm groBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
Serrn s. s. Weper am Wlamo
pIa3a. Serr Meper iu@t bic Weine
on Ort uno STEELE aus utb fauft 0ireft
aus Dem 3eIer Der Weinsi9ter. Mls
gutter 2enner selinst es ibm tets, bic
beffen Sorten aussuwdblen. @r fam
feline 3unben uno Gamilien nit einent
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbs unb
@eiBmeine in porsigli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.O0 per @aaone : frei
ins Saus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07

btppSut ottIuu uuIHeNoAtA'SNS osSoe'
Inter nem Sitel ,,3ebrjeite Der
Meoaile" ber6Hentli9t bic nSuinois
Staatsstg." einen Brief aus Deutf9s
LAMB, BEN fie bic folsenoen einleitenben
Worte boranftellt:
Ser rlelinsigite @eburtstag bes 3ai'
fers @ilbelm 1T NIT Der prd6tigen
8orberieite zines foftbaren S6auftiides
su bereIeiden. Der greiie Saifer lit
auf oieier 8orberieite bas Symbol Der
neuen @r6Be unb 9errli6teit ber beuts
i1en Nation. So6 slei6 ben faipris
fden Mebaillen aus benz 16ten unb II.
Sabrbunbert bat au6 biefes S6aufttd
cine 3ebrieite, bur6 pelde Der erbas
bene ginbrud Der 8Drberieite tbeilpeife
aerif6rt wirb.
Gin betdgter beutl9samerifaniider
Gtaatsmann in Sib Suinois, benz
niGt nur bic ginbeit, ionbern au6 bic
6reibeit bes beutfdeH 8olfes am 9ers
3er liegt unb Der fit beibe idon geitrit'
ten unb gelitten bat, dig bic Mebrsabl
Der beutigsn Safer unb Bismardans
better mod gar ni9t auf Der Welt ma.
rem, bat aus BET Jtber zines ber6orras
gen6en Mannes in Norbbeuti6lano Ell
men Brief augeididt erbalten, Der bic
2ebrieite Der Webaiae fdilbert.
Ser 8erfaHer oes beiagten 8riefes in
Seuti6Ianb 1T nidt etua elm SoSialiif
ober elm Demotrat, ionbern Elm Nnbdns
ger Der peonftitutioneIen Wonardie",
enttpirft aber bon ben neben ben 2i6ts
ieiten Ieioer e~benfals porbanoenen
S9attenieiten Der beutideu 3uft1nbe
foIgenoes Bib:
vMan tpirb fi9 In 9lmerifa faum
cine 8orfelung babon MAIDEN f6nnen,
tuie oemorolilirenb bas 8ismard'fde
Regiment ni6t nur auf ben Gbaratter,
fon6ern aud auf bas 8%erfdnbnib bes
oeuti9en Bottles einmirft. Gas fned'
tii1e Weien ben berri9enben Geipalten
gegeniiber tpirb nafgerabe unbeimli6.
Was gei9eben piro. tuenn biefe Wirtb'
f9aft einmal CUR Liquidation fommt,
bas tuagt Memanb aus3uoenten. 6ofs
fentIi9 ftedt i'm beuti9en 0olte mebr
Graft, aIs ausenbfidli9 fi9tbar mirb.
Die oHene Oppoiition berubt CUR 3eit
alr auf elmer 6anbbol Menf9en.
9as Spftem ber grregung bon
S9reden bat feline S9ulbigteit setban.
Proaehe tueseu 8ismardbeleibiguns
gen, ipeeen Observation-Disclosures unb
dbnli6e @erfolsungen tegneu ~tan1ents
lid auf bic prefe berab. Sn Dieler
Orten feben ft9 bic Meniden nm, bes
Dor fie elm frdftig M6rtlein fagen, Oh
ia aud fein Senuneiant in Der Ndbe
1T. Ser Rebacteur bes liberalerl
8lattes in uniersm MabItreife bat ben
gaA3er IeBten Sommer i'm @efdngniB
geieieu. neil er Der boben Sbriefeit
einiee 8orpiirfe sema6t bat, iiber be'
rett 6armlofgfeit man in Sbrem 2anbe
laden tutrbe. Natiirli9 tuerben bic
MiBliebiseH aud geieli9aftli6 pereins
FAINT un6 ipirtbidaftlid geiddbigt.
Gum neun3igften 6eburtstag bes
GaiIers, bel ipelder Belegenbeit elm urs
ermebIides Quantum BON 2opalitdt
perbrau9t tuurbe. ertpartete man cine
Nmneitie fir politiide 8erbre9er. sic
tam aber nidt; oenn lie liest nidt in
benz Spftem, fonbern BARN beiBt es:
rMbgef tie uns nur firdten". Oieier
gauge rationale gntmidlungspro3eb lit
bon bobem gei9i9tliden Sntereiie.
Sur oaB man felbft gu benz 26rper ge.
bort, an benz bas Experiment. bol3ogen
tpirb, 1T ettpas unbebagli6. Natiirli1
BART man trobbem aus, 70 LANCE bas
S1if 3uIammenbdlt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
Mdn per9eGe ntGt,

bab bic @eseapart Der Generate 8eauresarS
uuo garlb, nater berrn s[nfii9t bic 8iebunsen
Der 9ouiiiaHa StaatsIottsrie fattinben. cine
fidere Birsidaft pafir siebt. oab bel oieisr
GeIesenbeit allies orbnnrgsgema6 Dor fd
bab Die gbanetn fur Seben sIeid flnb uuo
Nismanb erratben fam, pelde Hummer gee
tuinnen nirb.
Wanbehenfe feruer, bab bic aus;ab'
luna Der @eiDinne BON bier Rational
sarantirt ia, unb ba6 bic eocie bon
Dem Yrdii6enten eines Suiituts nuterseidnet
finb, Sefen berbriefte 2edte bon ben hodfen
geri9tsb6fen anertanut tucroen fab. Man
bite f9 bahsr Dor allen nuf xduiduns oes
#ubIitums bereGneten Na9abmnnssni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
L. HUH G. SOHN,

wv 49, y
Jarben. nnc Samen=Sp Gambling
$40, ass unb 3ss gartt> etrats
San MufUufc- ,---.----Eegas
Saben erbaItsn cine gar.aaSuns
d. 2anbreth & Schn 9 m e
reten.
6rit . Grbfeu, Hobnen nnb aorn, Gelb . Torn
tuef6es itnb ael6es. Gbcnfa1s erbnlten: Sine
garfabuna D. Qanbretb C Sobn edte Samen'
fartofeln, ais ME Gxtra garlb Bermont,
garlh Mofe, gcautb of bebron, @bite Gles
phant nnS uene Sorten, Garfelo unn Stnte
Of Nlain.
ertparteu cine garIabuug Carly amber unb
gorIh Orauae 3uderrobr. Samen, seioobuIide
uub Gernaa WiIlet, ga1pfilhes ReiS- uub
HeSenforn. 9 ameu. I'm SanO: Sobulon, Mixeb
Stature, Srddrb, @erreniai &be, nno Maien-
@ras Ganen. @eiber ldiuelifHer 9afer.
aaenfen fur MiefIeEIueG Rett.
pfIiiqe, finb bic beifeu, einfadfen, biuigften,
if6rffen unb Ieidt gebeubfcu Reitpfiige; tom
men nit spei auten Eferben ober Mulen bear.
beitet nerbeu. gbenfnIs vFougueless Blue
Bell, Beauty nnS y2aureIA, gang ftabL
riding and walking Cultlvators nit oDer ohne
forus uuh Baumtpollen. R1an5er.
aaeuten fir bic beribmien Brinly Pfuege,
Bfanet ir. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
nined, 6arb- GnmenbriIs, @fige rno Sui
tipatoren. Gut. 8. Breht @urfuiafbtnen nnb
Builder l1ttnfIien, 6arrifon @ros. & 60, ~
Gebraud fcriig gemif6fe 8arben, @bn8. Mutbs
&onia. Gxtraetoren, 8icner. @auder, Weher it.
gBtrr fanfen brett Don 6abrifen uuo berf1ufen
~ ben uiebrisHen Marttprsiiei fir "cash'.
l.. Huth a. S0hn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
0lusperfaaf uub Weae 9saaren

HSucoSIAuuf ~ @se"e ~S""SS"
s m @inbereIIaS d Store,
gde 0%outonfiraBe & ape. 6
tuerben ale Winteri9ube fir Oame1
unb 9inber, fir Serren unb Rnaben
gum abfoIuten & e II e
ausberfaut. 0ies 1T feline bloBe
slntinbisuug, Inn Reflame 81 MAIDEN,
ionbern bic preiie iinb faftif9 bebeus
teno berabgeieBt uorben, tuobon Sober
fi6 iiberseugen fam.
SIN Cinderella S6ubifOre iinb bic
rleuer lei6teren 6@ubiorten fur ben
Sommer bereits eingetrohen unb ios
tuobl in Samen.S 6uben pie slippers
lit cine porsiigli9e austuabl porbanoen.
Niemanb iollte anberswo, aIs i'm @in'
berela 66ubftore taufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07

sas- ansiig auf gefteluns, fem,
MODERN, paHenb bel pancoa 6
Spbn. @roBe Musmabl BON Stohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
@ut. W2nth'e

Wirtbf1at unb tsp o.
biIIort auf benz @Ouoernement.6 iigel
III elm beIiebter 8erfammlungsort berts
fder Gamilien. Ser pabiaon 1T burd
6eniter gei9loHen, gebeist anb in feber
Besiebung elm bibf6es 2ofal. Sebeu
Gonntag, Na9mittug unb Ibenb :
4onsert. altf 8erlangen mad benz
aonsert: Sanatrdn;9en. Iusgesei6ne'
tes 8ier, feiner falter 2unG, - quite.
gepdblte @eieaf9aft, aufnertfarne gs.
6ienung. 20be33Wh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07

2,17s i'm getrase bon s535,oo0
a. anfrasen fur asentea, iouie Matep
fur Clubs f6unen nur in Der Office To Nen
Orleans semaGt tuerben.
Bese ndberer austunit f6reibe man heatIit
bic gauge sbreHe,
0aai1 idide @elb bur4 RofaI y 0.
ten, Grpres Wcnep Orber, Netu Ucrf
Wediel auf Wsrp Srleans.
Briefe nit gurrenfb unberduoert per Grpreb
aEir snbien eSprtbtoaen.
Wa. u. Dauphin,
Stein OrIeans
Ran. a~breffire regifrirte 9riefe an bic
Nep Orleans Rational 1onf,
Rein Orleans, Ca.
Gbmarb Wocre, A8ent,
22l aesauia Strabe, San antonio, Seras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
MRS. r AND HER ENGLISH GUEST
ArLn Rates In Tho IrOrtdence JOURNAL

xrro Bdtss In Tho Providence Journal =,
Ihave at times and In sundry places. expressed
my dislike for the modern fashion OF writing personal
gossip tholowlnx story seems too soId 20
rom the siIupe lest the heroine be readily ldcne
The tale for all know may bs tho dlest Of gossip and
simply eto 1t MS an anecdoe TOLD ~ the ca6s ay
Mira K was invited luncheon on board the yacnt OF
sSSS Ca s M nas
vogue with OF certain caibre to nave he %
Of being daring and sy an a. AVE- OF the s
told Of her untrue, she would SUI! nave
task contradiction to before sne %cIa csO
sSs chose to bring With her an unInvitsd guest
dangling IN her train; one Of those ., superb 'rs
specimens complete aud brutal ilbreedlns OF ~hicn
duce unriyaiIed examples. The owner received the
stranger with PoSnss Sr n sn or book cit
he was not In his heart ovejoyed nc this uhoApeeo ~"
don TO- carefully on deck and the decacss
offered the guests chocolate rho leverage was con
a 1nrooured from by the owner OF the yacht and
In which he especially delighted Tho Englishman TOOK
the chocolate offered him. tasted OF II ana made up
Tia nasty he pronounced laconically and without
CONSERVATION and amazement were visible on every
face save that Mrs. X she evidently said 10 herseI
The Englshman Is my FREUD and no shall not lack
protection In place to which brought HIM
with quite unrued she In turn tasted OF her
Yes" she sald "you are right Il is nasty" And
she sent her cup TO Join lis fellow tho bottom OF Nara
gansett BAY What the of the yacht felt has never
been recorded. but It Is noticed that no aud MIRA nave
neyer been on very good terms The lady had hor
reward however, or well DONG Her English friendIap
TO time Of certain painful occurrences which caused n
some hat precpitated Disappearance from socetys
ways spoke Of her ~ Carney old girl and surely VIC
woman who attans TO distinction Ike THIS ~ .no sss
Of SCION Of the Brsh nobility And gentry CANNOT i'''
that she las lived In vain 49,. -. 10, s-.nd
Mira y. who stated alcoholic fraukness ProcaimSSss
Ct the club one evening that before reading the news ss
siwnvs 10 ked tho paper In the morning " ~
WhsIcr his vito WAS In for any scandal yet 70 %
feared that suSh Of things can hardly Oe a ~
10 domesto bllss but after AL IL porhaps o ps W
WISDOM not 70 scxutnze this particular ercis 700 eass
fully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

saw the explanation in tho duplicated gowns. and no
Uny % s s.
yoamnaysnt sssRed the New f tSS
as yellow "Oh-I-Lsye." replied the PhadsIpna wo.
nsa equally a to and oVss es% thy
truth was told, and they knew the PINK dresses se
they are both awfuliy rch and can afford to throw
mad. INC 1'''''' 7" 'Hs' '"''''' 'N' '''
There secret in Washington involving the name Of
Senator's wife Of whom the following is told az having
occurred recently The Senators wife In her round OF
s aG Of IN ods
Vt the high official position OF her husband The sena
and was received with much dial po,eness as
all callers In little pause after the frs. salntaonf
that rs One the before
your first marrage and did your mother keep boarding
The hostess proved equal to the unexpected assault as
she also proved herself woman Of good breeding
Yes" she replied, with perieet dignity and good tenn
per, t is true that clerk In of the depart
keep boarding house IL she had should have had a
home and there would have been no necessity for me to
The name OF the Senator's wife is the secret
s9oe people "a, se s now who SS 70 the haS %
answer is known and she Is commended on al hands for
courage and good She Is likely to be liked for her
self rather than for the social position given by her hus-
bands prominence
Mr. COrcoran marked figure at tho Presidents re-
cepti0n Thursday evening. The old gentleman wore
bright red rosebud In tho lapel OF his coat aud passed
through the the of his niece. Mlss Eusts
CorcOran has not like George Bancroft, been ofen
nj tho White House. His appearance there among
the officials attract ted much attention
General Fitz John Porter with his wife and two dsugh.
tiers present Washington Is new city To General
Porter's family. They are living In private boarding
house In st. the home OF the late Senator Chand
ler OF Michigan The Misses Porter are brunettes
and pretty slender girls who disposed TO seLe
the brightest and peasantest phases or social lie
here. sources OF enjoyment.
The wife OF colored lawyer and young schooeacher
friends OF Mr. Matthews went few days ago to talk
received them in the parlor OF his house. and the advo
Gates began. the lawyers wife speaking first "NOw.
Senator, how did you vote on the nomination."
you voted against the confirmation" he replied
well why did you vote against Mr. MatthewsI
Please give tho reason surely you will give tho
reasOn"
"f you win promise not to tell anybody will tell
you," he said with an air OF secrecy. go
They did want to PROMISE the promise, they felt
would feter their efforts In Mr. Matthew's behalf But
there other way to get the Senator's reason aud
they gave the PROMISE then waited for the mystery
voted against him because thought he ought not 10
be confirmed, said the Senator with gravity mat was
amusing, but at the time very tantaznE lhey
urged the confirmation of Mr. Matthews in able LANGUAGE
The Senator said they intelligent educated and as
quick lightning In striking At every vulnerable point,
and found them interesting too, and clever taKers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

and never regsined his influence. His health ana
spirits sOon gave way. He dep0sed IN the
Senate In 1872. The same year Grant was reelected
by triumphant majority. Sumner fingered year
or Two IN physical aud mental suffering aud IN isIf
ne died The physicians called the disease angina
pectoris; 1t was rightly named. tho anguish OF Q
disappointed heart. Grant went to his funeral.
ADAM BADEAU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
IRRSULAR VISITOR.

Jeys Wayne tyad, DpsasA 70 TAs -. -.
c.o,-. atevarS of Califor, n, nsde ~ tnnnynmh
mai Sev YesTs call at n r woodweSGs nOino w SC
Mp st"wnrt win remain here but I've osyn ~. wus
return to his Western home UNIV ~ sS~'
1890 AROUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

EI.state Senator Arke. OF Cansjoharie, tells story
about grandson In whose saSinRs he takes delight
Mrs Arge recently fell and broRe sa 10y. Tho surgical
uecesstes required that weight should DO put the
Injured member IL consisted OF bag OF sand which
WAS suspcLdc. over tho foot board OF her boil. Ins
youpgster when inst permitted 10 come IN Ia see ms
,raniuotler tso .vurod aud inspected thls shudbaE
sulue OF tho sand nad dropped On tho DOnr Iho OOJ
gaz,d for a moment In silence aud then exclaimed say
Grandma tho sand Is all running out OF your les"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

General spInoa is greatly troubled with what Mr..
Hewitt calls the Presidential disease "-rhenmatsm.
The old Tammany warrior goes about with canes and
looks badly used up. He confined 10 his rooms tho
greater part OF year. and 10 no In able To do than
81 I'm his In Congress will Improve greatly
Tho General credited with being worth good deal OF
NANCY the most which lie made In getting the steam
heating franchise from the Aldermen, and IN similar Work
af
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-24
REvOI UTION IN CHRISTIANITY.
A Belief that Observation-Disclosures Il a
Its Decodemce.

J. B. Wasson in the North American Review
Multitudes Of men and women who would never
De attracted BY the loftier principles Of pure Chris
tanity are ready to live BY It and even die for IT,
when II Is mixed with something earthly and cast
into the very human molds OF denominattonalism
We cannot bear to look at the white light from
Heaven 1t blinds US and stuns us, accustomed as
we are to the half darkness Of human opinion and
prejudice. And so we wear highly colored &C.
clesiastical glasses which give to everything
around US the UNCONVENTIONAL hue which we love
Tnus u Is that many OF US go to our graves without
ever having caught the slightest glimpse OF Chris
uanlty as It Is when freed from It's human accre-
these circumstances, and Is to-day one OF the
strongest, II not the strongest, force In modern
NE Is one one OF the most convincing proofs OF its
nevertheless denominationalism has had its day,
ana the era OF It's decadence has begun. In the
past ~ drew men into the church; and In the fu-
tuie IL Will drive them out Of the church. Indeed
II Is beginning to do 50 now. The old sanctions
or are losing their force with think
movement toward media 5al conception OF dogma
ana ceremony which is so puZzling In this material
, ,s,C age, and there Is. on the other hand, the
movement away not merely from all settled creeds
and dOgmaS but from evers vestige OF
organized christianity. This movement divides
ITSELF up into number Of smaller movements, and
we nave as result the new theology in Its more
orthodox manifestations liberal christianity OF all
grades, free religion, agnosticism and infidelty.
WV, "nAt the leaders OF Cnr1Stl8n CnOuRnt
should do In this crisis Is to provide temporary,
tnOugh safe, Intellectual bridges over which men
may travel from the old and wOrnOut denomlna-
tlonal conceptions OF Christianity to the new and
unknown conceptions OF 1t that is 10 be. The
human mind cannot rest upon negations, it must
grasp something positive, else 1t will sink under
the black waters OF pessimism and die And It is
mere that many OF the leaders OF the progressive
movement In theology have erred They have not
only torn down more than was necessary for their
day and generation, but they have torn down
much more vigorously and effectively than they
nave QUILT up. They should remember that
although truth Is mighty, and will finally prevail,
pated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-24

4 NOVEL SCHEME SHORTLY 10 BIZ Put IN OPERATION
N THE NoRTHwEsT.
AT nrst thought the idea OF killing hogs In tran
mt would seem 70 be a ludicrous one and indeed.
when Mr.. Boyden, OF Milwaukee, mentioned the
possibility OF such an arrangement In his tcsti-
mony before the Interstate Commission. there was
general laugh But rs q matter OF fact an ar
rangement for slaughtering hogs at Minneapolis
OF ST. Paul In transit TO the seabOard Is OF the
probabilities OF the near future. The prints
that have accrued to the Milwaukee, and
the Northwestern from the milling in transit
arrangements In wheat have convinced the more
astute railroad men that as the livestock interests
OF the Northwest grow and the stock-yards at 81.
Paul become important factors In the business
sucn an arrangement with cattle and hogs r. In
eVtapie. And there Is no reason why IL cannot be
made just as practicable with cattle as with
wheat The Milwaukee and Northwestern DO not
go through much livestock country and would not
oe the important factors in such a scheme. The
northern PACING, Wisconsin Central combination.
lne Manitoba, the Burlington system, the $500"
line, ana probably the Chicago St Paul and Kan
sas city would be the four routes most concerned.
Inc 800 lines western arm, the Minneapolis
ana PACING will next year be pushed into the great
west missouri and Montana livestock country,
now entlreiy unoccupied The cattle will be
brought in and slaughtered n the Minneapolis
etock-yaruS which are being built By capitalists
cioSeiy connected with the $500" project. The
products will then be shipped East over the 500
route at transit rates. The 81. Louis and Kansas
CITY, when IL gets It's Dakota line built Will sus-
the Manitoba and Northern Pacific will bring cat
Tie 10 both yards TO be shipped at transit rates
over the Burlington aud Wisconsin central, re-
spectively.